Critics Choice Super Award
"The Boys", "Soul" and "Palm Springs" the big winners
The Amazon series "The Boys" won the most prizes at the first "Critics Choice Super Awards".
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The "Critics Choice Super Awards" rose for the first time on January 10th: The series "The Boys" can boast as a debut winner.
The award season 2021 was ushered in in the USA with the newly launched "Critics Choice Super Awards". At the first of the from now on annual awards ceremony on January 10th, which honors cinema as well as television films and series, the Amazon Prime production "The Boys" blossomed into a big winner. The series won four prizes, including the best superhero series, the best actor (Antony Starr, 45) and the best actress (Aya Cash, 38). Starr was also named the best villain in a superhero series for his role as the diabolical Superman imitation named Homelander.
The Pixar film "Soul" and the Hulu production "Palm Springs" each took three prizes. "Soul" was named the best animated film, and the two stars Jamie Foxx (53) and Tina Fey (50) were each allowed to cheer for their dubbing in the flick. Meanwhile, "Palm Springs" was voted best science fiction film and Andy Samberg (42) and Cristin Milioti (35) were voted best actors in a sci-fi film.
Other winners include the Netflix film "Da 5 Bloods" for best action film, Jim Carrey (58) for his part in "Sonic The Hedgehog" as best film villain and Margot Robbie (30) as best actress in a superhero film ("Birds of Prey "). The creators of the "Critics Choice Super Awards" have set themselves the task of honoring film genres that have been overlooked by other awards for far too long, "the US site" Deadline "quoted Joey Berlin, head of the Critic's Choice Association.